calling South Korea from an Australian mobile
- Enter the + on your dial pad.* This is usually done by holding down the 0 key
- Enter the country code for South Korea (82)
- Enter the area code in South Korea you want to dial
- Finally, enter the local number of your family or friend
* Your phone automatically converts the "+" into the correct international exit code (depending on what country the phone is being used). This allows callers to use the same stored number no matter what county they are in. This is a great feature if you’re travelling abroad, using international roaming and calling your contacts while abroad.
Also remember to remove the first 0 if the area code/mobile number starts with 0
For example:
If you want to call a landline number in South Korea:
For example, (02) 2263 5950 from an Australian mobile, you’d dial: +82 2 2263 5950
If you want to call a mobile number in South Korea:
For example, 011 1234 5678 from an Australian mobile, you’d dial: +82 11 1234 5678
calling South Korea from an Australian landline
- Enter the Australian exit code (0011)
- Enter the country code for South Korea (82)
- Enter the area code in South Korea you want to dial
- Finally, enter the local number of your family or friend
Also remember to remove the first 0 if the area code/mobile number starts with 0
For example:
If you want to call a landline number in South Korea:
For example, (02) 2263 5950 from an Australian landline, you’d dial: 0011 86 10 83410308
If you want to call a mobile number in South Korea:
For example, 011 1234 5678 from an Australian landline, you’d dial: 0011 82 11 1234 5678
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calling codes from South Korea explained